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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-21
THK GUESTS ARRIVING.
Russia.
THE CARS IDEAS.


ST. PETERSBURG, March 20.-The fol
lowing is the authorized official declara-
tion concerning the attempt upon the
life of the Gar. It is not believed the
active section of the constitutional party
has such extensive influential following
as some of the foreign journals repre-
sent. The COnstitu lonausts, instead Of
being wholly distinct from the NIhilistS,
are nothing but the executors OF the
milder programme not sanCtiOning the
violent methods of Nihilism so as to Sc
cure a certain amount of tolerance from
the educated thoughtful classes In Russia.
The Cars advisers are convinced from
long observation that the influential
classes IN Russia 10 not consider the
time has yet arrived 10 the political
development OF the empire for
the introduction Of Constitu-
tional government by his majesty,
nor does the PanSlayist party desire con-
stitutionslism. On the contrary, they de-
clare that the aUtOcratic form of govern
ment, tempered by just administration
OF coditied law, is desirable until Rus
sian territorial expansion mas reached the
limits set forth by Panslayist ideas. The
state of Socialism recently promoted in
Germany by Prince Bismarck is being
carefully studied by the Russian govern
ment, TIE Gar being well disposed andin
favor of such progressive and economic
changes in the territories under Russian
sWsy as shall COnduCe to the happiness
and welfare of the Russian people. The
Car is deeply impressed by the terrible
circumstauC, under which his father met
desth and the last attempt upon mis- own
life, projected by the NIhilists, produce"
feelings of horror, still it is unlikely it
will lead to change OF previous policy.
His majesty cannot but view with mingled
bitterness and regret the position in
which he is placed by threats and periIs
continually beSetting him. He deplOres
the necessity which constantly exists for
costly and extensive p ecautiOnS for his
personal safety whenever he desires to
travel or even TO move beyond the pre-
cincts of the palace, restrictions which
impede his movements and prevent his
seeing his people IS they ere and Judging
for himself concerning their needs. The
Cars aversion 10 plunging Russia into =
ruinOus, fruitless war continues as great
as ever. No chang in his convictions in
this respect are expected by his advisers
except in conformity with his views Of
Russian Imperial interests.
WHOLESALE ARRESTS.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 20 - Three
more students, named SrephanOff, Gen
eraloff and AndrejeVitz, nave been arrested
in this city with bombs in their posses
sion. An English naval officer has been
arrested. Eighty-two arrests have been
made in CnarkOff University.
ARRESTS CONTINUE.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 20 Arrests
in connection with the attempt on the
Cars life continue. The institute for
the higher education Of women has been
closed and the rector of the University
threatens to stop his lectures. II is
stated two more officers were hanged at
the barracks last Sunday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-21
France.
WANT To BET.

PARIS, March 20 AT the Autueil races
to-day, amid the cries of "down with the
police" and "restore betting" g mob,
led by the boOkmakers, surrounded the
commi <saries of police and tried to force
them toward the river. A scutfi 5ensued,
during which some of the crowd were
pushed into the river, but escaped with &
ducking. The police escaped uninjured.
Five of the mob were taken into custody.
FIRE DAMP EXPLOSION.
PARIS, March 2O.-Ai fire damp explo
sion occurred in the MOntmartre coal
mine 81 ST. Etienne to-day. Six per.
sons were injured, TWO it Is feared ia
tally.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-21

Berry Taylor, who died recently in
Newport, Ky., had profound admiration
for actors aud actresses, and spent much
money in entert9iDiGg them. lie is said
t. have disposed of over 100000 in this
way, aud before his desth it was neces-
sary TO have q guardian to Keep him from
>quandering his eutirr fortune.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-21
Germany.
THE EhPEROR'S JUBILEE.

BERLIN, March 20.-The programme
or the Emperor's anniversary is as fol-
lows: To-day family dinner will be
given at the palace by the Emperor and
Empress to ell the members of the royal
families attending the celebration. At
night q students toTchIight procession
Will parade. Tuesday morning the En-
peror will receive congratulations Of
members of royal families and foreign
ambassadors. He will dine at the palace
of the Crown Prince and afterwards hold
a general evening reception, retiring
instantly symptom Is exhibited
of his strength being over taxed. The
pupils of all the schools will march Tues
day to the churches, where special prayers
of praise will be offered. Municipal
authorities will go in state to ST.
Nicholas church and a banquet will be
given at the town hall. At night all
public buildings and many private houses
will be Illuminated. "Wednesday the
Crown Prince will give a reception. A
special performance will be given at the
opera house every night during the cele-
bration. The Emperor is IN capital
health and high spirits. At the dinner
to-day covers will be laid for eightY-fve
guests.
THR GUESTS ARRIVING.
BERLIN, March 2O.-The Crown Prince
and Princess met the Prince of Wales on
his arrival here and drove with him to
their palace. Other arrivals are the
Crown Prince and Prince and Princess of
Sweden, Grand Duke Vladimir, Grand
Duke Michael of Oldenburg and the Duke
of Sake Meinengen.
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SRitHsTIAnH,
WlNScI iAANs
4 Polish POET DEAD.

GENEVA, March 20.-Joseph Iguace
Kraszewski, the Polish poet and essayist,
is dead ard the POLISH residents here
have notified Prince B smsrck Of the fact
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-21
TRANsPLANrING A RABBITS EYE
The Operation successfully Performed by
a Rnsrun Surrenn,

The Operation successfully Performed By
Boston Surgeon.
Boston Sp ciSl 10 The New York sun.
The boldest of modern surgical opera
tions, the trsnsplanving OF rabbits eye
TO q human socket, which was re-
Gently attempted without success in
New York, has been accomplished
by q Boston surgeon. correspond
ent of the Transcript describes the
operation, which was performed several
months ago by Dr.. A. Fl. Bradford at the
Massachusetts, Eye and Ear Iufrmary.
The patient was S Hiss sailor, about
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-21

The Distribution will be supervised by committee OF business
residing the city, who have kindly consented to be present
aud attest the mpariaty OF the award
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WARREN COLLINS, Geu'I S ate Agent,
FCri Worth, Tex.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Grand Preparations Made for the Jnb,'
lee Celebration of Emperor William
Of GermaBy-Guests Arriving.

The Gear Regrets His Practical ImPrisOn
ment which Prevents His Meeting
His PeepIe-A Famous Pole Dead
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August5-2t

Prices of Groceries Best headlight,
high test coal oil, Sc. per gallon. We
don't keep the lower grades, there's
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lye, 10c.; saponificr, Sc. per box; puIt
pepper, zoe. h., &c. per quarter; pure
ginger, ice. H., sc. per quarter; best
nutmegs, SC. per o.; extract coffee,
9 boxes for Sc. baking soda, &c. paper,
or in bulk, the very best, Sc. h.; large
bottles Rumford's yeast powder, 10c.;
large boxes sitting blue, &C.; large bot
ties Bengal blueing, Sc; best gran
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ford's pure starch, Pc, single
pound, 7c.; corn starch, &c. h.; Proc
ter & CANDLES Oleine soap, &C.;
Pylcs' Pearline, 7c., or papers 25c,;
3 lbs. washing soda, 10c.; McMonigle
6 Rogers, large bottles fruit extracts
lemon, 20c.; vanilla, pc, large bot
ties extract lemon, &C.; large bottles
castor oil, &c.; 2 ID. cans corned
beef, 20c. All groceries as low as the
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f. B. HUMPHREYS & co.
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DISCOVERY OF n WON DEEsEUL
CAVERN.

When railroad laborers were exec waiting
a rock about four miles east Of Anderson,
W. Va, the explosion of a charge of pow
der revealed an opening into II cavern
of yet unknown extent. 1t was explored
for upwards of a mile and wonders, rival
ing in extent and grandeur those of
the celebrated Luray Caverns, were found.
Half a mile under the ground a stream of
clear running water was discovered, which
for purity and sweetness, is unequalled by
any of the mountain streams.
Stalactites of every conceivable shape
and form were found scattered through
the chambers and the explorers looscned
some beautiful specimens and carried
them to a room near the entrance.
The galleries and apartments all have
smooth stone floors. and the former range
from seven to fifteen feet wide by as many
high, while many chambers are from thirty
to fifty feet in width by seventy-two or a
hundred long and are forty or fifty feet to
the vaultcd roof. No evidence of a former
visitation by human beings or even ami
mails have yet been detected.
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Professor Low, of Cornell University,
caused some cows to drink for several days
from 4 stagnant pool of water that existed
in a swale, and then examined the milk
and found it full ofliving organisms. Then
the water from the pool was examined, and
the same littlc living germs were found.
Then the COWS were examined, and they
were found to be in a feverish condition
the result of their blood being charged with
this living animacule. Then some pure
milk was taken and some ofthis pond water
put with it, and these same germs multipli-
ed within a few hours so as to take full
possession of the milk. After this test no
one can dispute that living organisms may
be introduced into milk by the using of inn
proper food and drinks. 1t also shows that
there is a close relation between coed and
poor water and fine dairy products.
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Sunshine.

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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-08-12

There came a very %exhausting time in
the British parliament. The session was
prolonged until nearly all the members
got sick or worn out. Out of G52 mem
bers only two went through unchanged.
They were teetotallers.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-08-12

At no store south Of Camden can be
found a larger or better stock OF staple
goods and general merchandise than we
show. i. i. Humphreys & Go.
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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-08-12

My father said: 81 became a temper
ance man in early life because | noticed in
the harvest field that, though | was physi-
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hold out longer than they. They took
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THE cross AND THE cmowN.
he cross for only n day,

The cross for only Il day,
The crown forever and aye
The one for q night that viii soon be gone,
And one for eternity's glorious morn.
rho cross, then, III chcerfuily bear,
Nor sorrow for loss or care;
For amoment only the path and the strife,
But through endless ages tho crown OF life
The cross till the conflicts done,
The crownw when the victory'S won;
My cross never more remembered above,
While wearing the crown ofhis matchless love
His cross IN never forget,
For marks on his brow are set,
on his p~recions hands, on His feet and side;
TO tell what he bore for the Church, His bride
MY GROSS I'll think of no more,
But strive tor the crown set before;
That ever throughages my song may be.
of his cross that purchased my crown for me
The work OF r~edempation done,
His cross and his.crown are one;
The crimson and gold Will forever blend,
In the crowns of Jesus, the sinners friend.
Church Press.
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MEDICINES

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at abo1H the same acreage Of bf7re
as belo70
Ayers Cherry Pcctoral. &c
Hop Bitters, DOC
Shdkers' Extract, zoe
Ayers S~arsaparilla, NC
Aaiilcock's Porous Plasters. loc
Browns Iron ~littcrs, nc
Barkcr'S Horse and Cattle Powder, ic
Renson's Capcine P~lastcrs, nc
Cox's Gelatine. l3c
Green's August Flower, i6c
Holloway's Worm Candy, &c
Hansen's Butter Coloring, lSc
Jayne's Pills, ifc
Jaync's Alternative, bot
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Knnkel's Bitter Wine of Iron G5c
Pure Camphor, two on, Mc
Pure Camphor,. per or, e3c
Rings AmbrOsia, 91c
Rough on Rats, VIC
Sewing Machine Oil, Wc
Schenck's Mandrake Pills lie
Swaim,s Panacea. $3.50
Wells & Richardson's Hutter Colering, lSe
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, l5c
Warmers Kidney and Liver Cure. SIC
Warmers Tippecanoe, &c
Wishart's Tar Cordial, Gc
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Pinkham's Liver Pills, !5c
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Cann'S Kidney Cure, 36c
Mother Mobiles Syrup. i0c
Kenncdv5s Medical discovery. Bib
Kirby's Cholera Drops. l5c
Parkcr's Ginger Tonic. Csc
St. Jacobs Oil, sc
Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, 75c
Schneck's Sea Weed Tonic. 7jc
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Popham's Asthma specific, G5c
Sholl's Ague Pills, soc
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10 Rheumatic Cordial, &c
Bucklcn's Arnica SalVc, l5c
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CASUALTIES

Farther accounts of the railroad acct
dent at 81. Thomas Ontario. place the
number OF killed. nj twelve and the injured
AZ oighty-five.
Fatal sunstrokes' are also reported at
Clinton, Iowa; Riverton, Illinois; Pekin,
cinnati, two at Pittsburgh, four at Mil
waukoe and three at Davenport.
Five persons were killed al Pittsburgh,
Po., by kindling fires with kerosene.
The steamer City of Mackinaw ran over
rowboat near Detroit, aud Christopher
Nicolas ami Jacob Bohlor, with their
Siycs, woro drowned.
An enstbound Michigan Central freight
train collidcd with an excursion train at
ST. Thomas, Canada, killing, 10 persons
aud injuring many more.
AZ Lincoln. Neb., freight train collided
with stock train on the bridge, and an
unknown person was killed and several
very badly injured.
The town Of Nogales, Arizona, was bad
ly damaged 10y n cloud-burs: Wednesday
afternoon. In Sonora, Mexico, few
miles distant, number OF houses were
washed away and one child drowned.
Nine negroes were killed by single
fash of lightning at Mount Pleasant,
Tennessee.
Miss Mary 4. Royce, head assistant OF
the Marquette School, Chicago, was
drowned by a brief accidental immersion,
While out sailing on the pleasure yacht
Harry Burke.
Mr.. L. T. Jefiery, general manager OF
Tho Illinois Central railroad, was seriously
injured at Dubuq ne Iowa. by collision OF
his special car with the balance OF the
train while switching
The scow Toboggan sprung leak and
sunk ffteen miles off Milwaukee. The
crew and captain we're saved. The scow
carried 1000 barrels OF salt and 100000
feet OF lumber.
Al Royal Centre, Ind, W. A. Garner
killed. his wife, installing her for burg
lar.
A disastrous flood occurred Saturday az
Thompson Falls, Idaho. from the break.
ing Of the big dam on blossom lake.
Many wagons and teams are reported
swept away and bridges destroyed, and IL
is feared that a number Of lives were lost.
IL 10 reported that the mining towns OF
Mountain City and York we're nearly de-
stroyed, but mail and telegraph communi-
cation is cut OFT.
During racs at Brighton Beach,
small dog dashed across the track. causing
the filly Jessie 20 swerve and fall, Wander
ment and Phomose falling over her. The
Jockey Chandler escaped with severe
shock but Kerber had his right arm
broken, and Harris was probably fatally
injured, his tongue being nearly cut of,
and was hanging out OF his mouth when
picked up.
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--latest Intelligence From Al Parts q
the World.


A IRE at Coidwater. Mich, destroyed
property 20 the value Of $4,000. Fort
Wayne. Ind, had a sec, 900 fire; Msnteno.
H.. a $4,000 FIRE, and Fond du Lac, Wis,
had a biz blaze.
Extensive forest fires are raging In the
lumber regions OF Pennsylvania.
Fire in Pittsburgh :ron works destroy
Oh si5o.ooo worth OF property, and threw
out Of employ ment two hundred men.
The st. Lawrence rugae refinery at
Montreal was completely destroyed by
ire. Lose. sc 5000. AZ Bath. Me-. the
New England ship building company SUIT
fcrcd loss Of $4,000 by fre.
n. X. fairbank a Co.'S mammoth oil
reilneries In Chicago. we're damaged TO
the extent Of 100000 by fire.
Fire az Lima. Ohio. destroyed Pangle's
livery stables. Son'ag's tobacco warehouse,
and part OF Mciil,'s block. The loss ~
$4,000; with ruall insurance.
Forest free are raging in Northern
Fenns yIvanin. Thousands Of cords OF
tanbark and millions OF feet OF logs and
annber have been destroyed
The pezer factory. near Greenville s.
c.. with 10000 bales OF cotton, was burned.
Fully insured.
Knighsville, Ind, mining town OF 500
inhabitants, wac visited by disastrous
Gro that destroyed the entire business
portion, causing loss OF $GO,ooo. Six
months ago fire occurred that almost
ruined the town, which had inst been re
built, when this second blow fell.
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FOREIGN

Lord Randolph Churchill created sen.
fierce onslaught upon the leading features
of the Irish land bill. de declared that in
it's present form IL would be IN injury in
stead OF a benefit 10 tho tenants, and I'D.
vocated a general recasting of the meas
ure. The government IL being urged by
abandon MI but the loaseholders' clause
OF the bill until next session.
AZ Liverpool, the race for the Liverpool
cup was won by the year old colt Cas-
tor.
The Sultan, disregsrding tie advice OF
Italy and Germany, persists in his re.
fusal to sign the Egyptian convention in
its present form. The British govern.
ment has positively refused 10 make any
notifications in the treaty. and the Sui
tan's altitude, in which he Is sustained by
France and Russia, makes worry embar
raising situation for Lord Salisbury.
A new Bulgarian Ministry has been
formed and the release of all political
prisoners ordered.
The French Chamber OF Deputies has
unanimously refused TO accept NJ. Flo
quet's resignation.
The 18th OF July whs celebrated by
orangemen throughout Ulster with I'M
usual fervor. A number OF conflicts with
Catholics occurred.
The cholera has broken ont in Sardinia,
and is increasing in Sicily.
All men on furlough on South Russia
have been ordered to reioin their colors.
Fire at wi,epsk. Russia, destroy cd over
400 buildings tn5 caused loss OF 5000
600 rubles.
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POLITICAL

The Sons of Temperance convention AZ
Boston voted unanimously in favor of n
prohibition amendment 20 the constitu.
ton of the United States.
At the Democratic convention Of the
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Ohio Senator
ial Districts, held at Now Comerstown, ID.
II. Mortly, OF Coshocton, and DR.. Dore,
Of Noble county, were nominated for
Senators.
Judge Thurman declares that he can
not accept nomination for governor of
Ohio under any circumstances.
In the school elections at Salt Lake
City, the gentiles carried five of the twen-
ty-one districts. These we're the frat
elections held under the new registration
act, and the Mormons are greatly cast
down at the result.
Leaders OF the Henry George or United
Labor party are making houso-to- house
canvass In New York, and they claim 10
have sufficient msinbership--7s,o 600 70
carry that city in the next election.